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... 43 sites of the papakāinga have been divided up between the whānau, but it is up to the individual when they will build their...
...long journey for the whānau. The Trust has woven through the ups and downs such as dealings with the Māori Land Court, the...

...by floods. “It’s fantastic that Kokohinau Marae have stepped up to provide their papakāinga for emergency housing for whānau...
...She shares ‘working together we were able to speed up the approval process within our organisations’. Construction will begin...

... recent door-to-door campaign. Takitimu Māori Wardens teamed up with hauora kaimahi from Te Taiwhenua a Heretaunga to walk th...
... appointments.”  Wardens returned the next day to follow up on whānau who weren’t at home the first time to ensure they...

... between Taranaki and Te Atiawa iwi. Vicki and Dean signed up for the Sorted Kāinga Ora programme and figured out they were...
... process of getting a mortgage through TSB Bank and setting up the shared equity arrangement. The Walls were able to...

...and Wairarapa. The packages are made up of two different schemes, each designed to help businesses looking to continue their...
... sediment and debris management package click here. Sign up to the Cyclone Recovery Unit pānui For weekly updates about...

... of 30,000 resources sent to schools and communities in lead up to Te Wiki o te Reo Māori – including our reprint of popular...
...pick up of Te Rerenga Kōrero o te Wiki (Phrase of the Week). Keep up with...

...The six-week discussion forum has been set up as part of wider consultation on the content of the 2018 New Zealand Census of...

... the enthusiasm of Kahungunu we are confident they will be up to the challenge. Darrin Apanui said the Waitaha region and...

...for advice on setting up a Kaikōura rōpū.” One thing led to another and in January 2014 four warranted Māori Wardens were...
...Respected local Māori men were the first to take up the posts. Their presence would often dispel any brewing trouble. And so...

...“I didn’t last long at school and I ended up working in the forest when I was 16 because in Te Teko there really wasn’t anything...
...I didn’t want to get up in the morning, so I decided it was time to move. “My uncle Miro Araroa, is a Plantation Supervisor at...